In re yesterday's post:
I just got this and have not yet listened.
I do note some in comments endorse taking it out on the proprietors. I can't join that call because I don't know the facts. Here's the thing--it's not our livelihood at stake and based on all the talk and no action I observe from most in the internet "pro-gun" community, my bet is very few would come forward to help them fight this. It's a bit like watching the other barnyard critters complain about the Little Red Hen's bread not being up to snuff.
I'd venture unless a big outfit like NRA's Civil Rights Defense Fund comes to their rescue, and attorneys get involved who can convince Texas state authorities to issue some counter order or get an injunction from the courts, it's hardly any more fair to beat them up--with what we know at this time--than it is for us to condemn a gun owner for accepting a plea.
Hopefully there is something in the works. I'll need to listen to the segments, and again tomorrow, and perhaps I'll revise my assessment--perhaps not.
And no, I don't know which hour it's in or how soon it begins. Here's the main access page.
UPDATE: I'm listening to this segment now: http://podcast.gcnlive.com/podcast/alex/0118104.mp3
"Darwin" sounds like he's doing what he can and is going to fight this. His is a family business, so we're not talking unlimited resources here. It looks like Alex Jones will be going there at the next show in 3 1/2 weeks. Be nice if there was a game plan by then for supporting gun owners to show up and make a media/protest event of this.
It also sounds like the previous proprietor was caught on some stings and the feds are taking those out on the new guys.
As I listen, my sense is these are people we should be getting behind and supporting, not judging.
Monday, January 18, 2010
My Trijicon Sight is Defective...
Mine has Q 5:033 inscribed:
The "Authorized Journalists" are going nuts. Here's a video from six months ago (see around 3:50 into it).
I can see the point that this could complicate Middle East operations. By the same token, a private company can put anything they like on their products.
Having worked in the defense contracting industry for over 16 years in a past life, I find it hard to believe the military procurement guys didn't know. But then again, having worked in the defense contracting industry for over 16 years, I find it perfectly believable.
The punishment of those who wage war against Allah and His apostle and strive to make mischief in the land is only this, that they should be murdered or crucified or their hands and their feet should be cut off on opposite sides or they should be imprisoned...I guess that last bit is if you plea bargain...?
The "Authorized Journalists" are going nuts. Here's a video from six months ago (see around 3:50 into it).
I can see the point that this could complicate Middle East operations. By the same token, a private company can put anything they like on their products.
Having worked in the defense contracting industry for over 16 years in a past life, I find it hard to believe the military procurement guys didn't know. But then again, having worked in the defense contracting industry for over 16 years, I find it perfectly believable.
An Open Letter
Vanderboegh writes one. [More]
It may surprise you, but I'd like to protest the lady's innocence. How can anyone bring more public disgrace to BATFU than their top management brings on themselves?
It may surprise you, but I'd like to protest the lady's innocence. How can anyone bring more public disgrace to BATFU than their top management brings on themselves?
Ed Schultz Attacks Another Box of Freedom
What Schultz is proposing is nothing less than casus belli. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner column looks at a subversive punk on a soap box.
Also see how Nevadans are rallying behind the gun rights questionnaire, learn about legislative confusion in Oregon and get the latest from my fellow GREs.
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This Day in History: January 18
At a Brigade Court-Martial held 12th. instant whereof Lt. Colo. Harmer was President, Ensign Foster of 6th. Pennsylvania Regiment having been found guilty of challenging Captn. Cruise and behaving unbecoming the Character of an Officer and a Gentleman was sentenced to be discharged from the service...[More]